@GeorgeLakoff I didn't see it there, but I hope you bundle this thread as an article on your blog as well.
@BarbaraFantechi I never thought I'd see such high level math make it so beautifully into Instagram either https:/
Just wait'll you start getting them from other places outside of micro.blog... ;)
#ItsAWholeNewWeb
#2018Liberations is a fantastic idea
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@anomalily You definitely don't want to miss that 11:59pm taco data point! But I know there's dozens of hours of data crunching and a few dozen more hours of design work. We'll certainly have patience well into March if necessary... ;)
@indiescripter @thiagoviski I'm still waiting on @aaronpk's friend @anomalily's Annual Report which I suspect informs some of Aaron's work.
Data preview: http:/
#lifestack #quantifiedself
Aaron, you certainly shouldn't feel bad about having two (or even more)! If that were the case I'd be embarrassed at having created this wiki page: https:/
It is good to think through the reasons for doing so though! Feel free to add your post to the notes there.
@muchospanish As a case in point, in just a minute of mock up, try this:
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It's not as slick as for Twitter because of Instagram's limitations, but it works! Instagram will sadly only let me collect up to 10 likes though.
@muchospanish Instagram doesn't have the extensive API (esp. write API) that Twitter does. Though on my site's photo posts, I do include a syndication link to the copy on Instagram. One could click on that to comment/like, and those come back to my site the same way. :)
Your content is self-duplicating because the 2016 theme uses the Excerpt feature as a sub-title instead of the way most themes uses it as metadata. This means it's more difficult to use it for things like bridgy publish, since having any data in your Excerpt field will cause Post Kinds to double display your data.
@SanneLeidl your Twitter bio leads me to believe you'd appreciate @EatPodcast
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